October 21, 1948 (8 pages)

) ox ~ alle Oct. i * VE r oo. : : : 7 : FARMERS PLEDGE Fe ee Just Wonderin’ KITCHEN . sewey suppor: NEVADA CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUGGET _ . OUTLINES REPUBLICAN HIN TS ee a. 3 305 Broad Street, Nevada City—Telephone 36 FARM POLICY PLAN I W onder about grandma now— Committee for Dewey andog.n ren» was organized in Chicago » ° A legal newspaper, as defined by statute ’ « ; HARLEY M. LEETE, JR., Owner and Publisher NEW YORK (N. Y.): Governor She's going to have a day; Another autumn, another Win-. when delegates’ pled =. Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Thomas E. Dewey, outlining a ’ : Id gi 1 tee and, with them, another se@-/ ,eives to work for ele ihe themPublished every Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered . Positive farm policy for the next We're going to teach the dear old gir a of church suppers, lodge] Republican national aL of the as matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under. National Administration, has To skip and run and play. oer re, social parties and the! ypeeq “farmers pais Ei and _— wONeEee chicas wich Gy oo ean Thegrion y like. They are enjoyable affairs! join and. actively support thig ae SUBSCRIPTION RATES poder “a We'll take her to the sandy shore for all concerned, but. almost al-. preat effort, regardless of politic,, Gwe year (in advance) _2.6.---NE Sse eet $3.00 . down the throats’ of farmers and se ays they mean a lot of work for) 4 reijiation.” — : Political WE tee Ue AUER) 30 cents . the rest of the.Nation’s people. . ‘ And also to the wildwood, we ean aad. would On. © ” ! 4 * , + i ta , ° 4 ae ‘ ‘ + te. aE ee ce raked Nagi oe ees Yes, grandma's really going to have een toad. bedubhitly.: Ned. »-THe Committee ‘voted to estan. r President, out. ; the cox ‘plied by the problish headquarters immediately in DISARMAMENT DREAM . lined. his farm. program in detail}. A gorgeous second childhood. ‘--" work is multiplied by bie ities . Des Moines, Iowa. Through affiti ina nation-wide broadcast from : lem of preparing large 4 ations of its membership, it i we ve i ntad for hungry crowds under I Wonder what grandma thinks about the te of food for mantons and with in-. Fepresentative of all phases of p national agriculture, tive plans for giving her a day. Of course she should ae cae. Gacklng cacilties. One way to solve the quantity True D. Morse of St. Louis, Tt was expected that Russia would come up with . st. Pau!, Minnesota, on October something. calculated to distract United Nations .at. '” ee : 2 : : A farmer himself, Governor : ° tention from the prime business at hand at the Paris . Dewey pledged a sound si: :m-. have a day set apart for her especial benefit—every : ee atten ot Doane ace : a oe f oe : ‘ king proble 4) . ulmeetings. That business, of course, is settlement OO outs an apie body else has a day; Mother has one, so has dad; ate sack a Me ES tural Service, ne, ‘was. elected the Berlin controversy, which Russia doesn’t want . ward making full use of the Na-. there used to be a mother-in-law’s day. What became . roaster. It can be used whetatt® ogo ad eda i : tion’ ion. ‘ an appliance outle v. & ’ , oy and . eas hes ig her as rorees a Soviet wa fe cucnaees rae Hake for [otal of ae \ one? In oe d hahaa ites tg niga for ae not require heavy duty general ae fs Pacific Woo} ate has offered as a diversion an for a genera ion. uncle cousin s it eter’s day and aunt . wiring. The insert pan has a ca-. growers, was chosen as_ vice. g ap g e farmer administration s y, cous ay, tle y wiring quarts—sufficient. chairman; and Gavin W. McKer. 3 i * ’ . ity. of 18 Governor Dewey said that a] Jerusha’s’day, so of course grandma must have one; . Pa Approximately 50 servings. . row of Pewaukee, Wis., prominent reduction in armaments. farm price support program “at The proposal is a clever one, for the picture of a riage levels is essential both but just how would it be celebrated? That’s the quesae aa is thermostatically conoor pe en . ‘ oO producers and consumers.”’ He . ¢j ae ‘ i rolled. ' er Nieg world armed to its teeth is not a pretty one to peace-. aadea that tt was a matter of fon. : oy Such foods as soups of chéw-. sey Cattle Club, was elected ee sz loving peoples. But it comes:a little late. “deep gratification” to him that I heard someone making tender plans just the . ders, scalloped potatoes, spaghetti . retary. or I diotl f . ° . the 80th Republican Congress enh : . d and meat balls, baked beans, chili Members of the committee wil. ’ ca, At 3; ar i a la king,. undertake immediately to ge : mmediatly after the war's conclusion, America, . actea the Hope-Aiken Bill, the. Ot er day and it was then . wondered if grandma was . 9" "Cure, . chicken dertake immediately to get the in the belief that the peace would be a lasting one, . } first long-range price support listening in and what her reactions were. stews, chop aOOe ery ee Por isn shipe aa ewey-Warren : *]: . . program for agriculture in our 66 9 . countless casserole dishes ca re _ agriculture <~ hastily demobilized, scrapped its tremendous accumu-. history. Let us remember dear old grandmother,” said . $osrea in the electric roaster and. across to farmers in their own lation of war materials, and swung into the production . . ‘The consumer and the farm-/a plaintive masculine voice, ‘‘let us, see to it that her . kept hot until serving time. “Ard elo ae era a states. Their efar ‘ er,’’ Governor Dewey said, “‘have ie és ee ” appliance also is ideal for roast-. fort to Dul armer support of “4 abies goods. ve Britain did the ag sah But an equal stake in maintaining full second childhood is as joyous as her first. ing turkey, ham, chicken and large. the Republican national ticket 1a ce) i roduction. ’s farmi i : : at. With one of these] will be. planned and develope , bi as continued to operate on a war footing, . P on. Todays farming. sets It was that “second childhood” that claimed my ! cuts of meat. yin a urd Sl omak anviee inthe seven strengthening its war machine and usin the threat tomorrow's table and tomorrow’s > i hearty main dishes, you-need only, wi (o] e several i : : : : g : > meals must not be left to chance. . attention. . know guite a number of grandmothers and . 4 salad, hot bread, dessert and. states. ; of that machine to impose its will on neighboring It is obvious that it is a function not one among them is enduring any sort of ¥'second a beverage to’ complete a good In announcing organization of ae, ae . Nes: of government in encouraging full vate ; ae meal, the Nationa] Farm Committee for a =o ‘ . ™ b * k pe a : 2 production in agriculture, to make childhood” and not one of them desires to. If you are active in social af-. pewey and Warren, names of tie ; ven 1 ussia honest carried out its rt in. Sure that the farmer, by produc-. . ~ — : fairs, you probably will have your! organizers were signed to a state1 os 4 hid “hoe y ; : el q_. ing, Plentituily, is not the victim] "The grandmothers of my acquaintance are able. jiin’ Gn the refreshment com-. ment which declared: : pa one-t ir orizontal cut in present land, . of his own production. to keep with their younger generations in almost every . mittee. Perhaps these recipes for ‘iia vexponsibility for produc r } : m1 a “The farmer alon f all th ° tity cooking will help you: : ; ol naval and air forces,”’ the result, in the opinion of mili dur oe ae nk hee °. department of human endeavor and in many cases a ee : ing adequate supplies of quality tary experts here ld be that she al f th i i OTe MeUs Ohad ” BAKED BEANS food and fiber for ~140,000,000 y exp » WOUIC . at she alone © € major . free opportunity is at thedmercy. ‘go them one better. For fifty %-cup servings. Americans, as well as feeding and ‘ powers, would be left with efféctive military strength. . °f predictable forces that can Th . ° 10 quarts beans, measured and] cigthing other millions of the ee : provide him with a good living ere may be a few gentle, voiceless, chimney i ; , le And the Russian record of broken promises and debie year wok Wnboveriah hink Gee: washed. world’s hungry, is the day-by-day r er "e : rca gue Sager 8 1 the . corner grandmas left, but not enought of them to make Water to cover job of the Nation’s farmers. : _ termination to shroud her internal affairs in secrecy, ;5¢*t. His costs are relatively . . 4 F cujet ol d lful meditati lick deh haiti velneeen “The high level of food : fi songs ; ; stable but he sells the produce. @ Gay OF quiet play and soulfu itation ClICK. Poh tog F e high level of food and § furnishes little hope that a Russian promise to disarm . o¢ his 1abors in a fluctuating marpe 3 large onions, peeled and scored. ¢. production during the war 1 Gould be kevt, xet-that 1a<subiect to every ahd _ Indeed grandmother does deserve a special day a5 a Ree cee ne a ceaee winks attests > AE esiement—werefeasible, the world would . toute ‘orcs . which ‘syeeis the a ees ORE ole teccive tie courtesies . + cups molneees : ts REA the. ettectives un ’ %, sweeps e s r ¥ wis . ca ° y y s : 4 64 be far better off economically. But arms limitation . 7K! Places © fthe world. ee ese’ le eee) eat S apgolee are woiliakd 4) Neen wee Weles Hey have met : ; : ; : “That is why a stable price. don’t coddle grandma. She is not interested in recapMs see Oa ae _. it and are continuing to meet it. ¢ can't be carried out in a world atmosphere of fear and} support’ program is so necsesary . or ay Pick over beans and wash thor0a. in history have so many? ag ee ee : sesary . turing childhood, not her. If you take her. to the coun. oughly. Place in enamel inset pan . : bad faith. As the Nation responsible for that atmos-: {0 ™2nting a full production of : : of coaster cover with water ana} Oe te £2 Se! DY 80 few: j Be io conned is Be ae Picceis that For a ee try leave her old wax dolls at home. Don't expect . jo. overnight. Simmer in same. ‘We believe nothing could sive p ’ . ry Rowse. e€ soe an ussia a or beled lnaihed Dewey proposed grandma to be interested in. games of drop the handwater, with temberature control erecter etinvele tion to the main the present, disarmament is an idle dream. ance of livestock and livestock . Kerchief or blind’ man’s buff. Th I too many . ‘*t,,%, 20° degrees Fatrenhelts/ ter production, in which conAGE OF BUCK ROGERS Ete eetd Phe Eye Gf Anima), aires : shat Oe Gad cAe th dee pork-and: wine to Pee of 8 national C : culture would not only make for/Ma has grown up and you would do well to treat her ico tonma eater es >. administration from which agrive the meat. Put a thin slice on botFor the past few thousand years, the moon has . ? Peaithier people but would also . accordingly ; tom of roaster. Cut the remainder . “ultuse could expect a maximum ti 3 elp maintain the fertility of the c at of cooperation, Farmers and conbist served mankind as a prop for lovers and an excuse for . soi. : tPA ROR every Ba PCr 50 tg ational: govern: : in ae — nag a ¢ moon will be just}. oiter technical help to tarmers (SN keeps abreast of the times and leading her back to the beans. Add onions. To 2 quarts 5 eo riiah snd stand cu ~ j debe . . s " t * od vate yhic ans = i A é another place to go for a week-end. in “carrying out sell conservation childhoodwould be as hard a task as leading a fractious} \ere cooked add molasses, brown . Mit them to plan intelligently for va According to Dr. Dinsmore Alter, director of the }?"vhat we need.” Governor . MOrse to water and making him drink if he was not . sugar, salt and mustard_and pour . * sustained period. ci . . . . ‘ A ‘ , . ‘ rer ans > Fa mee luego heat Griffith Observatory Planetarium in Los Angeles, ‘an Dewey said, ‘‘is less politics and. 1n the mood. : ones nPop icles reeniaAaae peda a in their respective states, we are oe ‘ F . . more ngi ‘ing } y 1% 5 git ‘ ater Pa a p s ; santa ls actual trip to the moon will be practical within the next ips Sih do tke tok and the I Wonder if anything ts sancrosarict to the singas necessary. Uncover for last peace rte an or veh iv _f ” pacar ‘ i ‘ oa Rey : “ hour. Keep hot for serving at fect ar ieeat bike fuer =a 4 z twenty-five years. We ‘have listened -for years. ing advertisers. It didn’t seem so bad when they com-. 150 degrees Fehrenheit . policy under a national adminis‘ to political talk about soil eroslr. = att a » Governor Thomth D Al h f h ] bl f d h TEAK : tration headed by Governor Thom r. Alter says there are a few technical problems . ion. We have listened so long. tined t emselves to old nursery rhymes, made over. OVEN DIRECTIONS: Soak the 4, j% Dewey and Governor Ear! mé to be whipped yet. But the Navy predicts it will land in nh at Paatig. people think the to fit their respective products, but if . were a Kentuckee aia noe Warren. bi an unmanned rocket on the moon before the end of . 1s years I have been in govern. ian, . would resent the impertinence of one clever . ered utensil until: skins pierce) , ie ioe souk surat a tn? next year, and after that, who knows how soon actual ee writer of doggerel, who parodied the beautiful song, . Si") Combine a ee istrators ,as well as our faith in a ‘ 2 ever save the land of our ‘ ° ; a § Ingredients and pour into af ee he Napassenger service will begin? country. The farmers themse!ves My Old Kentucky Home, into an advertisement for large baking pans. Bake for 3 to foa's vnhee spobledia ana chet ane ’ ° ’ are saving the land. In your next] gar 1 n f : . # hours or until beans ary tender,-. j5int devoti ides ideals We We don't, certainly. And we're equally puzzled soimabetige Gey ait seco, e bage disposal. In fact, I'd start a feud. Some of OUr'! in oven pre-heited to 275 degrees beeen a es wk the about what will happen to passengers when they arrive, . the technical help and assistance eautiful songs, modern as well as ancient, should . Fahrenheit. Add water as needed. peated Rs Paty ites aa) Poem aid for Dr. Alter also says there's so little atmosphere on . Wich 2 creative Nation owes to be placed beyond the reach of these iconoclastic writers MARZETTI ren, to aid in their election. We eds ; 660 : AR those who are the custodians of f d jing] : Por fifty %,-cup servings invite and. u farmers everyine the moon, “‘it cannot support life as we know it.’ our land and the source of our. 0! &@ jingies. There should certainly be a law. 1 cup: fat whet e Noa ana sotively support . , food s largaite C . 4 : ; b Ness : aie g Of course, life as we know it gets rather trying st eel bisebows acaia Uncle Silas says: Rebecca West noted the youth. . 6 vit pork, veal or beef this great effort, regardles of oe at times, so perhaps a different kind of life would be . Petter education and better health ful content of Henry Wallace’s audiences. Too :bad. 6 medium-sized onions (chopped) ibheien aap ich ion an attraction. On the other hand, who wants to go to a] fn Gepemieny, Je ee that youth is many times so easily misled. Oh well, it} > (27spoom: suit UC. Be Stud r bin Pi . * ’ i i . i oe od as YS biick pepper ey > be place that hasn't any atmosphere? ona of hig income. Governpipe t be long now before wé can all be singing, Tots . 6 quarts: tomato juice Of Anci re x ‘a Pre ’ . wc ment policies can and will be AT}. Ng .2eight-ounce cans shre ncient Anima ed We probably shouldn't treat scientific progress . directed in your next adminisinka hae = Wallace fled. te ee paisa a tior so lightly. However, we-can’t help entertaining the cert ot ee ee Adeline Merriam Conner. . @ eight-ounce packages neodies . adventure’ into ihe alm, past. of Dey ; is ‘ rovement of farm living. We. —p (medium: or bro: as De tet e mo _ that when the first scientists land on the moon’s. } eed the kind of farm life that Fa pelagic pee renter pages se eee Senekin’ tea ; * . a “ + 7: vent yi ‘ Meee Pit § ances most ' surface, they discover it’s made of green cheese. will make young people want to IME OR. CLASS for thousands of years, It is a] Preheat roaster to 5 CON Pe acy He ees ce, ¥ 4 stay in the country. We need to T ' Fi . YY program that brings joy and sat-. fahrenheit. aroun Subat eae myaterous prehistoric Byoust: ee qui) lift some of the burdens from the By Chico State College oe in doing worthy things} hot meited shortening in enamel ne ei Peo ee orety fror men and women—yes, and the aan ° that our ancestors did, and not] inset pam of roaster. Wi : of Callornia, a suc) UNITED NATIONS DAY children who work oar’ taree.”" . Eaysical. Education Today) on° artiticiai program ‘that was. ature control at $00 dobre meen. . op ne amimal—actually a group dist : x Governor Dewey described the Physical education is greatiy. invented to produce better sol-} enheit, add chopped i . Ob animale varying in: size—! Ve Bi Next Sunday, October 24, has been designated as rural _ electrification program as. / misunderstood by the average citdiers of physical freaks: cook unti! slightly hey aa about 200 million years erat = United Nations Day. The third anniversary of the ratiAha be American farms and. /izens. Some think of sweat, We see in the game program. tomato juice and seasonings ee a ae ot to Aig s ? pledge is full support to carry. muscles, bones; ligaments, and. a great opportunity to set up. Cover. Reduce temperature Ne Wo x I é 1 , to 350) gej i , the anification of the United Nations charter adopted at San . ing it out. He praised the current . exercise for health as the only. standards of conduct that are. Iegrees Fahrenheit and cook until ee te hes eaioriuts on. the Li Francisco, it will be observed throughout the world. . Republican Congress for appro-. values to be: gained from this field] worth while in our way of life. meat is quite tender(abo sie A : 8 priating $80,000,000 for the rural. of education. Some believe in. ;.We are not exercising for our. hour). Add Gaokier Lo cena ease’ he je ne ne ond #? scaly § 2 Be ante Battered as it may be and limping along, it rep. electrification program, the larg-. rigid calisthenics or great dis-. health but living a way of life. cooking 30 minutes Ionger, until , ar to est amount ever voted for that. plays of boys and girls in mass. we hope will make a contribu-. noodles are tender. Add ‘mushpend gobi oon tc Bre ator wy ~ ° resents mankind's best effort to date to solve the persede ok. ; ° © pe Purpose, and neatly half as much] formation doing. artificial body} tion to our good health. rooms and grated cheese last and plexing pr lem of how nations may live together at all aa: money voted in the. bends and twists: in obedience to The training and leadership. of . heat until cheese is melted Keep ane Bee cstistcation and i . : ° : i , i F . ; ; ' : ane u fe) em i ce in hat ha been to date a chronicall warrin entire years of its existence. . formal commands: Others can. our teachers should be of the. hot for serving at 15 : ‘ pea w 8 , 0g Y MA g Governor Dewey denounced . only see the bulging. weight lifters. best, and not the plug-ugly type . Fahrenheit. > Gaarnee chagrin of scientists of the a world. , . centralization of control of farm. or the well-muscled gymnasts as. of win-at-all-cost, as: is so com-. OVEN DIRECTIONS: Brown ~ eae — pia . : ° : ° programs in Washington andj as their ideal to achieve. mon in som f ry ional . mez ; : . across e prints in .sands 4 ns ale The United States has the biggest stake in its promised that farmers would run In te gone years physical cul. 4thletics. eur cae nese pale eee Net es coe Pisen Gepoaita, no skeletal remains ° e ° e 3 s ‘ -s ” : i coo ade success, for rich though it may be, a succession of a aa Dane A in their] ture was the title given to our. be encouraged to practice such. Slightly browned. Add Aegan arte cae dake wean ae Hil t ates ee me communities, ror virtu ; i i ’ ‘wars can only drag down the standard of living in this} «1 am unalterably opposed,” tthe 6 Geneans eae authority, honesty, noe a na puis ern ake _Simmer. In a new publication, of ‘the : : “1: . 3 : : . > : Be ’ Cae S qui i ; ress acne country to the level of that prevailing in other parts eee mane my, ‘to ANY ¢entercd by the armed torces Sharan, self-sacrifice, and self-. (about one hour), tae ro Surana Pagan Shc chad ny oo = ; : fernment policy which tries to} phey had a definite job to do in. discipline. Nowhere is this more. and continue cookin i dene 2 of the world—Europe for example. run the lives of farmers or any . getting our soldiers ia shape to en. . Possible than on the playing fields. minutes) until’ noodles Cabot 90 ways from the Lower Telaaale of our American schools. We/. der. Stir in mushrooms. Pour into and ogi Dr Weank E. Peabody, wf ” So give a thought to the United’Nations on United . ° ‘he rest of our people. We will. dure the hardships: of war, and soon see the last of administra>. one in good physical condition believe that loyalty to a team is. large baking pans. Sprinkle with recently of the Museum of PaleonNations Day and think how it may be strengthened and tion policies which try to ram. had a better chance to hold up. the beginning of loyalty, to our. grated chese. Bake in oven pre. fa tructed made to work. San Franciscans have organized a branch pactasg A their throats. under the: physical hardships. This nation. I do not want you to be-+. heated to 350 degrees Fahrenheit ‘h sage Leonia naw Be Ona! sa ww e will have an administra-. opjective during war time is nec. lieve that just playing a game of . until pans are heated through and a ee ve aine 0 of ‘the Ame ican Association for the United Nati NS . tion which will encourage in-ever some sort w assure a person of . Cheese is melted abo ‘ rT (e) ¥ . essary. . t will rs ‘ is It (é ut 30 to 45 iti : Peabody recently took a position ? 1 ; 5 ractical : ” : to study its problems. There is no patent on the idea. ap gts Me a The: good physical educator of end ssa ag oe minutes). eee at sha Calvacglie cf Kansas ; ‘ . . . : G , “Tt > § i fer . . . eh > ese p . aay _ Organization of local groups for study of interag Can fie will save its soil and pa ony as spp yeaa — virtues under trying circumFor fifty ia i cue a = his study, Dr. wenn ae a i . : «jd roductive i : : std : i r'v-. only was able to deduce the 4p~ wiational problems and of the United Nations organi-. Ghudroe in. tha nenerations in. nave as. their main’ objective. "TS eo. aetiberately take! pounds . Dearance of chorotherium, but. he i, rs . a ~ at t . : : a} Ss ec 4 re iJ ® zation itself may well be the best contribution citizens come, rg es advantage of an opponent ‘is a In cubes 2® POFk or veal (cut. also laid the basis for determin * : . overnor Dewey described food ~ . great temptation when ; ¥, zs ing the characteristics of an) : : (@] ay. ; , . 4 you might 4 cup fat i ie i ssa make to themselves on United Nations D, 7 production and preparation as the pone Aloe ali Same a the secure for yourself victory and 2 tablespoons ‘salt ancient animal on the basis ae’ ae biggest business.” eo ee ne a 3 es . with victory the praise and glory . 4% quarts Géleiy (out. in sean trackways He did this & labora< } ae . afi “Only in recent years,’ GoverDON VEOH 1. we all seem to want for ourselves, strips tory studies of the trackways v~ Farm Bureau Election Pacific War Hero : KOR Dewey said, “have we begun cation and our boys and girts are . However, to be able to self-disci. 2 Oe ciene ao living animals, such as salamat~For October 23rd Returned For Burial to think about the intelligent use. S!ven @ Program based upon the) pine yourself so well that you (sliced) § mushrooms . ders, observing length and wilt ae of food for greater health, for. Urges that have shaped man’s life. can only get satisfaction and joy. 12 cups, or 6 ce of stride, orientation of the fe GRASS VALLEY: The Nevada GRASS VALLEY: Hooper and. greater emotional stability and out of winning by fair means is a oi. ans, bean sprouts . and tail marks, and other factors. county Farm Bureau will give Weaver Mortuary on ¥TAGay Oc-. for better living for our whole. effort of science, the food pro‘redl step toward good citizenship. hho finely shredded or a ee am. its annual dinner and hold an pga ee an ail peoye: We must do more along, ducer and processor, and broad} This is our real objective and to 3 quarts onions (sliced fi MARRIAGE LICENSE ; ‘ ! alter ys , * i ; = in iy Vice os & election in the Grass Valley High a. Gs dean sl ceaine oa is line, public education, we propose do this you must have trained 1 cup Chinese sauce ©) CORBETT-HUMMEL—lIn Ne School on the evening of October ley youth, & 8 In my own state, we have re. steadily ta raise the level of our. leadership of the highest type as. 2% quarts wate vada» City, Nevada County,, Oc* 28rd. hd iia theater during the. cently created, at our land grant. people's health and stabilize agri-. your guide, and a program that. 2 cups flour °* tober 11, 1948, Kenneth Georse a ar. university, .the first school of It n. ‘object-. st f ‘ ; i at Peer -breperes a us Hooker's body was returned to nutrition in the United States. ives will Re tne cbigneiead ot Lat Se ee ob vraag Fla guipe ieee pber eee Or 8 Pa bore en “16 Farm ee ne ana. Nevada County on request of his. The building for this school was. next National Administration.” be classed as education. Preheat. seoas ee ? Camptonville, Yuba County. & = : ong i —) Proce o re. Widow, Mrs. Eva E. Hooker of. provided by the farmers of the. y, Governor Dewey made his farm % Fahrenheit sted ne 500 degrees ‘ ern girls, geal & re psa ae Nevada City. ; state. The state made a direct ap-. talk while on a trip that carried MARRIAGE LICENSE inset pan is ih at.in enamel. hour) but allow them to retain ; rts w me ean th munky Full military. honors will be. propriation for ,its staff. The. him through Pennsylvania, KenWEEKS-MILL — In Nevada. i® the hot fat With teen Meat . their: natural. crispness, Thickt Le a ioni vies coosiaaed of . accorded Hooker by the Amerischool is used by colleges of agri. tucky, Indiana, Illinois, Oklahoma, . City, Nevada County, October 15, . COVered, then Pastis the roaster . stock with flour, mixed first with ase? ; ’ ’ J . ’ s i matel. qe. Calitarata Dare: Gaseau Sedcan Legion ig during oe yi gee ego mted an economics, our Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan] 1948, Robert Lyman Weeks, 19, Add celery, oo ic small amount of cold erro ti will be the speaker which will e announce ater ate Depar ment of Health, and; and New York. Previously he had. ana Betty Mardell Mill, 17, both . 8Prouts, onions ana Ch Ss, ean . Serve as chow mein with nood! ‘ eration, ° inthis city. _ farm and business organizations. spoken in Iowa, Colorado, New. of Grass Valley. ea (Mushrooms mav inese sauce. . or as .chop suey with rice. Kee? _ The Nuggeteers ,a dance group, BO paces : eget pierce the veil of many mys-. Mexico, Arizona, California, Ore‘ desired.) Reset sit Be: omitted if. hot at 150 degrees Fahpenher will provide entertainment and a Invite your friends to visit} teries of good nutrition. gon, Washingtorm Montana, Idaho,. Invite your friends to visit . degrees Fahrenhoi perature to 450] (May be cooked in large utens’ mercer be atiawal: : Nevada County. : . “Thus, through the cooperative Utah, Wyming and Kansas. * Nevada County. etables until aa and cook veg-. on top of range is nq. electric fe ie L ‘ A ae = ender (about one. lroaster is available.) 4 Bay.

) ox ~ alle Oct. i * VE r oo. : : : 7 : FARMERS PLEDGE Fe ee Just Wonderin’ KITCHEN . sewey suppor: NEVADA CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUGGET _ . OUTLINES REPUBLICAN HIN TS ee a. 3 305 Broad Street, Nevada City—Telephone 36 FARM POLICY PLAN I W onder about grandma now— Committee for Dewey andog.n ren» was organized in Chicago » ° A legal newspaper, as defined by statute ’ « ; HARLEY M. LEETE, JR., Owner and Publisher NEW YORK (N. Y.): Governor She's going to have a day; Another autumn, another Win-. when delegates’ pled =. Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Thomas E. Dewey, outlining a ’ : Id gi 1 tee and, with them, another se@-/ ,eives to work for ele ihe themPublished every Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered . Positive farm policy for the next We're going to teach the dear old gir a of church suppers, lodge] Republican national aL of the as matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under. National Administration, has To skip and run and play. oer re, social parties and the! ypeeq “farmers pais Ei and _— wONeEee chicas wich Gy oo ean Thegrion y like. They are enjoyable affairs! join and. actively support thig ae SUBSCRIPTION RATES poder “a We'll take her to the sandy shore for all concerned, but. almost al-. preat effort, regardless of politic,, Gwe year (in advance) _2..6..---NE Sse eet $3.00 . down the throats’ of farmers and se ays they mean a lot of work for) 4 reijiation.” — : Political WE tee Ue AUER) 30 cents . the rest of the.Nation’s people. . ‘ And also to the wildwood, we ean aad. would On. © ” ! 4 * , + i ta , ° 4 ae ‘ ‘ + te. aE ee ce raked Nagi oe ees Yes, grandma's really going to have een toad. bedubhitly.: Ned.. »-THe Committee ‘voted to estan. r President, out. ; the cox ‘plied by the problish headquarters immediately in DISARMAMENT DREAM . lined. his farm. program in detail}. A gorgeous second childhood. ‘--" work is multiplied by bie ities . Des Moines, Iowa. Through affiti ina nation-wide broadcast from : lem of preparing large 4 ations of its membership, it i we ve i ntad for hungry crowds under I Wonder what grandma thinks about the te of food for mantons and with in-. Fepresentative of all phases of p national agriculture, tive plans for giving her a day. Of course she should ae cae. Gacklng cacilties. One way to solve the quantity True D. Morse of St. Louis, Tt was expected that Russia would come up with . st. Pau!, Minnesota, on October something. calculated to distract United Nations .at. '” ee : 2 : : A farmer himself, Governor : ° tention from the prime business at hand at the Paris . Dewey pledged a sound si: :m-. have a day set apart for her especial benefit—every : ee atten ot Doane ace : a oe f oe : ‘ king proble 4) . ulmeetings. That business, of course, is settlement OO outs an apie body else has a day; Mother has one, so has dad; ate sack a Me ES tural Service, ne, ‘was. elected the Berlin controversy, which Russia doesn’t want . ward making full use of the Na-. there used to be a mother-in-law’s day. What became . roaster. It can be used whetatt® ogo ad eda i : tion’ ion. ‘ an appliance outle v. & ’ , oy and . eas hes ig her as rorees a Soviet wa fe cucnaees rae Hake for [otal of ae \ one? In oe d hahaa ites tg niga for ae not require heavy duty general ae fs Pacific Woo} ate has offered as a diversion an for a genera ion. uncle cousin s it eter’s day and aunt . wiring. The insert pan has a ca-. growers, was chosen as_ vice. g ap g e farmer administration s y, cous ay, tle y wiring quarts—sufficient. chairman; and Gavin W. McKer. 3 i * ’ . ity. of 18 Governor Dewey said that a] Jerusha’s’day, so of course grandma must have one; . Pa Approximately 50 servings. . row of Pewaukee, Wis., prominent reduction in armaments. farm price support program “at The proposal is a clever one, for the picture of a riage levels is essential both but just how would it be celebrated? That’s the quesae aa is thermostatically conoor pe en . ‘ oO producers and consumers.”’ He . ¢j ae ‘ i rolled. ' er Nieg world armed to its teeth is not a pretty one to peace-. aadea that tt was a matter of fon. : oy Such foods as soups of chéw-. sey Cattle Club, was elected ee sz loving peoples. But it comes:a little late. “deep gratification” to him that I heard someone making tender plans just the . ders, scalloped potatoes, spaghetti . retary. or I diotl f . ° . the 80th Republican Congress enh : . d and meat balls, baked beans, chili Members of the committee wil. ’ ca, At 3; ar i a la king,. undertake immediately to ge : mmediatly after the war's conclusion, America, . actea the Hope-Aiken Bill, the. Ot er day and it was then . wondered if grandma was . 9" "Cure, . chicken dertake immediately to get the in the belief that the peace would be a lasting one, . } first long-range price support listening in and what her reactions were. stews, chop aOOe ery ee Por isn shipe aa ewey-Warren : *]: . . program for agriculture in our 66 9 . countless casserole dishes ca re _ agriculture <~ hastily demobilized, scrapped its tremendous accumu-. history. Let us remember dear old grandmother,” said . $osrea in the electric roaster and. across to farmers in their own lation of war materials, and swung into the production . . ‘The consumer and the farm-/a plaintive masculine voice, ‘‘let us, see to it that her . kept hot until serving time. “Ard elo ae era a states. Their efar ‘ er,’’ Governor Dewey said, “‘have ie és ee ” appliance also is ideal for roast-. fort to Dul armer support of “4 abies goods. ve Britain did the ag sah But an equal stake in maintaining full second childhood is as joyous as her first. ing turkey, ham, chicken and large. the Republican national ticket 1a ce) i roduction. ’s farmi i : : at. With one of these] will be. planned and develope , bi as continued to operate on a war footing, . P on. Todays farming. sets It was that “second childhood” that claimed my ! cuts of meat. yin a urd Sl omak anviee inthe seven strengthening its war machine and usin the threat tomorrow's table and tomorrow’s > i hearty main dishes, you-need only, wi (o] e several i : : : : g : > meals must not be left to chance. . attention. . know guite a number of grandmothers and . 4 salad, hot bread, dessert and. states. ; of that machine to impose its will on neighboring It is obvious that it is a function not one among them is enduring any sort of ¥'second a beverage to’ complete a good In announcing organization of ae, ae . Nes: of government in encouraging full vate ; ae meal, the Nationa] Farm Committee for a =o ‘ . ™ b * k pe a : 2 production in agriculture, to make childhood” and not one of them desires to. If you are active in social af-. pewey and Warren, names of tie ; ven 1 ussia honest carried out its rt in. Sure that the farmer, by produc-. . ~ — : fairs, you probably will have your! organizers were signed to a state1 os 4 hid “hoe y ; : el q_. ing, Plentituily, is not the victim] "The grandmothers of my acquaintance are able. jiin’ Gn the refreshment com-. ment which declared: : pa one-t ir orizontal cut in present land, . of his own production. to keep with their younger generations in almost every . mittee. Perhaps these recipes for ‘iia vexponsibility for produc r } : m1 a “The farmer alon f all th ° tity cooking will help you: : ; ol naval and air forces,”’ the result, in the opinion of mili dur oe ae nk hee °. department of human endeavor and in many cases a ee : ing adequate supplies of quality tary experts here ld be that she al f th i i OTe MeUs Ohad ” BAKED BEANS food and fiber for ~140,000,000 y exp » WOUIC . at she alone © € major . free opportunity is at thedmercy. ‘go them one better. For fifty %-cup servings. Americans, as well as feeding and ‘ powers, would be left with efféctive military strength. . °f predictable forces that can Th . ° 10 quarts beans, measured and] cigthing other millions of the ee : provide him with a good living ere may be a few gentle, voiceless, chimney i ; , le And the Russian record of broken promises and debie year wok Wnboveriah hink Gee: washed. world’s hungry, is the day-by-day r er "e : rca gue Sager 8 1 the . corner grandmas left, but not enought of them to make Water to cover job of the Nation’s farmers. : _ termination to shroud her internal affairs in secrecy, ;5¢*t. His costs are relatively . . 4 F cujet ol d lful meditati lick deh haiti velneeen “The high level of food : fi songs ; ; stable but he sells the produce. @ Gay OF quiet play and soulfu itation ClICK. Poh tog F e high level of food and § furnishes little hope that a Russian promise to disarm . o¢ his 1abors in a fluctuating marpe 3 large onions, peeled and scored. ¢. production during the war 1 Gould be kevt, xet-that 1a<subiect to every ahd _ Indeed grandmother does deserve a special day a5 a Ree cee ne a ceaee winks attests > AE esiement—werefeasible, the world would . toute ‘orcs . which ‘syeeis the a ees ORE ole teccive tie courtesies . + cups molneees : ts REA the. ettectives un ’ %, sweeps e s r ¥ wis . ca ° y y s : 4 64 be far better off economically. But arms limitation . 7K! Places © fthe world. ee ese’ le eee) eat S apgolee are woiliakd 4) Neen wee Weles Hey have met : ; : ; : “That is why a stable price. don’t coddle grandma. She is not interested in recapMs see Oa ae _. it and are continuing to meet it. ¢ can't be carried out in a world atmosphere of fear and} support’ program is so necsesary . or ay Pick over beans and wash thor0a. in history have so many? ag ee ee : sesary . turing childhood, not her. If you take her. to the coun. oughly. Place in enamel inset pan . : bad faith. As the Nation responsible for that atmos-: {0 ™2nting a full production of : : of coaster cover with water ana} Oe te £2 Se! DY 80 few: j Be io conned is Be ae Picceis that For a ee try leave her old wax dolls at home. Don't expect . jo. overnight. Simmer in same. ‘We believe nothing could sive p ’ . ry Rowse. e€ soe an ussia a or beled lnaihed Dewey proposed grandma to be interested in. games of drop the handwater, with temberature control erecter etinvele tion to the main the present, disarmament is an idle dream. ance of livestock and livestock . Kerchief or blind’ man’s buff. Th I too many . ‘*t,,%, 20° degrees Fatrenhelts/ ter production, in which conAGE OF BUCK ROGERS Ete eetd Phe Eye Gf Anima), aires : shat Oe Gad cAe th dee pork-and: wine to Pee of 8 national C : culture would not only make for/Ma has grown up and you would do well to treat her ico tonma eater es >. administration from which agrive the meat. Put a thin slice on botFor the past few thousand years, the moon has . ? Peaithier people but would also . accordingly ; tom of roaster. Cut the remainder . “ultuse could expect a maximum ti 3 elp maintain the fertility of the c at of cooperation, Farmers and conbist served mankind as a prop for lovers and an excuse for . soi. : tPA ROR every Ba PCr 50 tg ational: govern: : in ae — nag a ¢ moon will be just}. oiter technical help to tarmers (SN keeps abreast of the times and leading her back to the beans. Add onions. To 2 quarts 5 eo riiah snd stand cu ~ j debe . . s " t * od vate yhic ans = i A é another place to go for a week-end. in “carrying out sell conservation childhoodwould be as hard a task as leading a fractious} \ere cooked add molasses, brown . Mit them to plan intelligently for va According to Dr. Dinsmore Alter, director of the }?"vhat we need.” Governor . MOrse to water and making him drink if he was not . sugar, salt and mustard_and pour . * sustained period. ci . . . . ‘ A ‘ , . ‘ rer ans > Fa mee luego heat Griffith Observatory Planetarium in Los Angeles, ‘an Dewey said, ‘‘is less politics and. 1n the mood. : ones nPop icles reeniaAaae peda a in their respective states, we are oe ‘ F . . more ngi ‘ing } y 1% 5 git ‘ ater Pa a p s ; santa ls actual trip to the moon will be practical within the next ips Sih do tke tok and the I Wonder if anything ts sancrosarict to the singas necessary. Uncover for last peace rte an or veh iv _f ” pacar ‘ i ‘ oa Rey : “ hour. Keep hot for serving at fect ar ieeat bike fuer =a 4 z twenty-five years. We ‘have listened -for years. ing advertisers. It didn’t seem so bad when they com-. 150 degrees Fehrenheit . policy under a national adminis‘ to political talk about soil eroslr. = att a » Governor Thomth D Al h f h ] bl

f d h TEAK : tration headed by Governor Thom r. Alter says there are a few technical problems . ion. We have listened so long. tined t emselves to old nursery rhymes, made over. OVEN DIRECTIONS: Soak the 4, j% Dewey and Governor Ear! mé to be whipped yet. But the Navy predicts it will land in nh at Paatig. people think the to fit their respective products, but if . were a Kentuckee aia noe Warren. bi an unmanned rocket on the moon before the end of . 1s years I have been in govern. ian, . would resent the impertinence of one clever . ered utensil until: skins pierce) , ie ioe souk surat a tn? next year, and after that, who knows how soon actual ee writer of doggerel, who parodied the beautiful song, . Si") Combine a ee istrators ,as well as our faith in a ‘ 2 ever save the land of our ‘ ° ; a § Ingredients and pour into af ee he Napassenger service will begin? country. The farmers themse!ves My Old Kentucky Home, into an advertisement for large baking pans. Bake for 3 to foa's vnhee spobledia ana chet ane ’ ° ’ are saving the land. In your next] gar 1 n f : . # hours or until beans ary tender,-. j5int devoti ides ideals We We don't, certainly. And we're equally puzzled soimabetige Gey ait seco, e bage disposal. In fact, I'd start a feud. Some of OUr'! in oven pre-heited to 275 degrees beeen a es wk the about what will happen to passengers when they arrive, . the technical help and assistance eautiful songs, modern as well as ancient, should . Fahrenheit. Add water as needed. peated Rs Paty ites aa) Poem aid for Dr. Alter also says there's so little atmosphere on . Wich 2 creative Nation owes to be placed beyond the reach of these iconoclastic writers MARZETTI ren, to aid in their election. We eds ; 660 : AR those who are the custodians of f d jing] : Por fifty %,-cup servings invite and. u farmers everyine the moon, “‘it cannot support life as we know it.’ our land and the source of our. 0! &@ jingies. There should certainly be a law. 1 cup: fat whet e Noa ana sotively support . , food s largaite C . 4 : ; b Ness : aie g Of course, life as we know it gets rather trying st eel bisebows acaia Uncle Silas says: Rebecca West noted the youth. . 6 vit pork, veal or beef this great effort, regardles of oe at times, so perhaps a different kind of life would be . Petter education and better health ful content of Henry Wallace’s audiences. Too :bad. 6 medium-sized onions (chopped) ibheien aap ich ion an attraction. On the other hand, who wants to go to a] fn Gepemieny, Je ee that youth is many times so easily misled. Oh well, it} > (27spoom: suit UC. Be Stud r bin Pi . * ’ i i . i oe od as YS biick pepper ey > be place that hasn't any atmosphere? ona of hig income. Governpipe t be long now before wé can all be singing, Tots . 6 quarts: tomato juice Of Anci re x ‘a Pre ’ . wc ment policies can and will be AT}. Ng .2eight-ounce cans shre ncient Anima ed We probably shouldn't treat scientific progress . directed in your next adminisinka hae = Wallace fled. te ee paisa a tior so lightly. However, we-can’t help entertaining the cert ot ee ee Adeline Merriam Conner. . @ eight-ounce packages neodies . adventure’ into ihe alm, past. of Dey ; is ‘ rovement of farm living. We. —p (medium: or bro: as De tet e mo _ that when the first scientists land on the moon’s. } eed the kind of farm life that Fa pelagic pee renter pages se eee Senekin’ tea ; * . a “ + 7: vent yi ‘ Meee Pit § ances most ' surface, they discover it’s made of green cheese. will make young people want to IME OR. CLASS for thousands of years, It is a] Preheat roaster to 5 CON Pe acy He ees ce, ¥ 4 stay in the country. We need to T ' Fi . YY program that brings joy and sat-. fahrenheit. aroun Subat eae myaterous prehistoric Byoust: ee qui) lift some of the burdens from the By Chico State College oe in doing worthy things} hot meited shortening in enamel ne ei Peo ee orety fror men and women—yes, and the aan ° that our ancestors did, and not] inset pam of roaster. Wi : of Callornia, a suc) UNITED NATIONS DAY children who work oar’ taree.”" . Eaysical. Education Today) on° artiticiai program ‘that was. ature control at $00 dobre meen. . op ne amimal—actually a group dist : x Governor Dewey described the Physical education is greatiy. invented to produce better sol-} enheit, add chopped i . Ob animale varying in: size—! Ve Bi Next Sunday, October 24, has been designated as rural _ electrification program as. / misunderstood by the average citdiers of physical freaks: cook unti! slightly hey aa about 200 million years erat = United Nations Day. The third anniversary of the ratiAha be American farms and. /izens. Some think of sweat, We see in the game program. tomato juice and seasonings ee a ae ot to Aig s ? pledge is full support to carry. muscles, bones; ligaments, and. a great opportunity to set up. Cover. Reduce temperature Ne Wo x I é 1 , to 350) gej i , the anification of the United Nations charter adopted at San . ing it out. He praised the current . exercise for health as the only. standards of conduct that are. Iegrees Fahrenheit and cook until ee te hes eaioriuts on. the Li Francisco, it will be observed throughout the world. . Republican Congress for appro-. values to be: gained from this field] worth while in our way of life. meat is quite tender(abo sie A : 8 priating $80,000,000 for the rural. of education. Some believe in. ;.We are not exercising for our. hour). Add Gaokier Lo cena ease’ he je ne ne ond #? scaly § 2 Be ante Battered as it may be and limping along, it rep. electrification program, the larg-. rigid calisthenics or great dis-. health but living a way of life. cooking 30 minutes Ionger, until , ar to est amount ever voted for that. plays of boys and girls in mass. we hope will make a contribu-. noodles are tender. Add ‘mushpend gobi oon tc Bre ator wy ~ ° resents mankind's best effort to date to solve the persede ok. ; ° © pe Purpose, and neatly half as much] formation doing. artificial body} tion to our good health. rooms and grated cheese last and plexing pr lem of how nations may live together at all aa: money voted in the. bends and twists: in obedience to The training and leadership. of . heat until cheese is melted Keep ane Bee cstistcation and i . : ° : i , i F . ; ; ' : ane u fe) em i ce in hat ha been to date a chronicall warrin entire years of its existence. . formal commands: Others can. our teachers should be of the. hot for serving at 15 : ‘ pea w 8 , 0g Y MA g Governor Dewey denounced . only see the bulging. weight lifters. best, and not the plug-ugly type . Fahrenheit. > Gaarnee chagrin of scientists of the a world. , . centralization of control of farm. or the well-muscled gymnasts as. of win-at-all-cost, as: is so com-. OVEN DIRECTIONS: Brown ~ eae — pia . : ° : ° programs in Washington andj as their ideal to achieve. mon in som f ry ional . mez ; : . across e prints in .sands 4 ns ale The United States has the biggest stake in its promised that farmers would run In te gone years physical cul. 4thletics. eur cae nese pale eee Net es coe Pisen Gepoaita, no skeletal remains ° e ° e 3 s ‘ -s ” : i coo ade success, for rich though it may be, a succession of a aa Dane A in their] ture was the title given to our. be encouraged to practice such. Slightly browned. Add Aegan arte cae dake wean ae Hil t ates ee me communities, ror virtu ; i i ’ ‘wars can only drag down the standard of living in this} «1 am unalterably opposed,” tthe 6 Geneans eae authority, honesty, noe a na puis ern ake _Simmer. In a new publication, of ‘the : : “1: . 3 : : . > : Be ’ Cae S qui i ; ress acne country to the level of that prevailing in other parts eee mane my, ‘to ANY ¢entercd by the armed torces Sharan, self-sacrifice, and self-. (about one hour), tae ro Surana Pagan Shc chad ny oo = ; : fernment policy which tries to} phey had a definite job to do in. discipline. Nowhere is this more. and continue cookin i dene 2 of the world—Europe for example. run the lives of farmers or any . getting our soldiers ia shape to en. . Possible than on the playing fields. minutes) until’ noodles Cabot 90 ways from the Lower Telaaale of our American schools. We/. der. Stir in mushrooms. Pour into and ogi Dr Weank E. Peabody, wf ” So give a thought to the United’Nations on United . ° ‘he rest of our people. We will. dure the hardships: of war, and soon see the last of administra>. one in good physical condition believe that loyalty to a team is. large baking pans. Sprinkle with recently of the Museum of PaleonNations Day and think how it may be strengthened and tion policies which try to ram. had a better chance to hold up. the beginning of loyalty, to our. grated chese. Bake in oven pre. fa tructed made to work. San Franciscans have organized a branch pactasg A their throats. under the: physical hardships. This nation. I do not want you to be-+. heated to 350 degrees Fahrenheit ‘h sage Leonia naw Be Ona! sa ww e will have an administra-. opjective during war time is nec. lieve that just playing a game of . until pans are heated through and a ee ve aine 0 of ‘the Ame ican Association for the United Nati NS . tion which will encourage in-ever some sort w assure a person of . Cheese is melted abo ‘ rT (e) ¥ . essary.. . t will rs ‘ is It (é ut 30 to 45 iti : Peabody recently took a position ? 1 ; 5 ractical : ” : to study its problems. There is no patent on the idea. ap gts Me a The: good physical educator of end ssa ag oe minutes). eee at sha Calvacglie cf Kansas ; ‘ . . . : G , “Tt > § i fer . . . eh > ese p . aay _ Organization of local groups for study of interag Can fie will save its soil and pa ony as spp yeaa — virtues under trying circumFor fifty ia i cue a = his study, Dr. wenn ae a i . : «jd roductive i : : std : i r'v-. only was able to deduce the 4p~ wiational problems and of the United Nations organi-. Ghudroe in. tha nenerations in. nave as. their main’ objective. "TS eo. aetiberately take! pounds . Dearance of chorotherium, but. he i, rs . a ~ at t . : : a} Ss ec 4 re iJ ® zation itself may well be the best contribution citizens come, rg es advantage of an opponent ‘is a In cubes 2® POFk or veal (cut. also laid the basis for determin * : . overnor Dewey described food ~ . great temptation when ; ¥, zs ing the characteristics of an) : : (@] ay. ; , . 4 you might 4 cup fat i ie i ssa make to themselves on United Nations D, 7 production and preparation as the pone Aloe ali Same a the secure for yourself victory and 2 tablespoons ‘salt ancient animal on the basis ae’ ae biggest business.” eo ee ne a 3 es . with victory the praise and glory . 4% quarts Géleiy (out. in sean trackways He did this & labora< } ae . afi “Only in recent years,’ GoverDON VEOH 1. we all seem to want for ourselves, strips tory studies of the trackways v~ Farm Bureau Election Pacific War Hero : KOR Dewey said, “have we begun cation and our boys and girts are . However, to be able to self-disci. 2 Oe ciene ao living animals, such as salamat~For October 23rd Returned For Burial to think about the intelligent use. S!ven @ Program based upon the) pine yourself so well that you (sliced) § mushrooms . ders, observing length and wilt ae of food for greater health, for. Urges that have shaped man’s life. can only get satisfaction and joy. 12 cups, or 6 ce of stride, orientation of the fe GRASS VALLEY: The Nevada GRASS VALLEY: Hooper and. greater emotional stability and out of winning by fair means is a oi. ans, bean sprouts . and tail marks, and other factors. county Farm Bureau will give Weaver Mortuary on ¥TAGay Oc-. for better living for our whole. effort of science, the food pro‘redl step toward good citizenship. hho finely shredded or a ee am. its annual dinner and hold an pga ee an ail peoye: We must do more along, ducer and processor, and broad} This is our real objective and to 3 quarts onions (sliced fi MARRIAGE LICENSE ; ‘ ! alter ys , * i ; = in iy Vice os & election in the Grass Valley High a. Gs dean sl ceaine oa is line, public education, we propose do this you must have trained 1 cup Chinese sauce ©) CORBETT-HUMMEL—lIn Ne School on the evening of October ley youth, & 8 In my own state, we have re. steadily ta raise the level of our. leadership of the highest type as. 2% quarts wate vada» City, Nevada County,, Oc* 28rd. hd iia theater during the. cently created, at our land grant. people's health and stabilize agri-. your guide, and a program that. 2 cups flour °* tober 11, 1948, Kenneth Georse a ar. university, .the first school of It n. ‘object-. st f ‘ ; i at Peer -breperes a us Hooker's body was returned to nutrition in the United States. ives will Re tne cbigneiead ot Lat Se ee ob vraag Fla guipe ieee pber eee Or 8 Pa bore en “16 Farm ee ne ana. Nevada County on request of his. The building for this school was. next National Administration.” be classed as education. Preheat. seoas ee ? Camptonville, Yuba County. & = : ong i —) Proce o re. Widow, Mrs. Eva E. Hooker of. provided by the farmers of the. y, Governor Dewey made his farm % Fahrenheit sted ne 500 degrees ‘ ern girls, geal & re psa ae Nevada City. ; state. The state made a direct ap-. talk while on a trip that carried MARRIAGE LICENSE inset pan is ih at.in enamel. hour) but allow them to retain ; rts w me ean th munky Full military. honors will be. propriation for ,its staff. The. him through Pennsylvania, KenWEEKS-MILL — In Nevada. i® the hot fat With teen Meat . their: natural. crispness, Thickt Le a ioni vies coosiaaed of . accorded Hooker by the Amerischool is used by colleges of agri. tucky, Indiana, Illinois, Oklahoma, . City, Nevada County, October 15, . COVered, then Pastis the roaster . stock with flour, mixed first with ase? ; ’ ’ J . ’ s i matel. qe. Calitarata Dare: Gaseau Sedcan Legion ig during oe yi gee ego mted an economics, our Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan] 1948, Robert Lyman Weeks, 19, Add celery, oo ic small amount of cold erro ti will be the speaker which will e announce ater ate Depar ment of Health, and; and New York. Previously he had. ana Betty Mardell Mill, 17, both . 8Prouts, onions ana Ch Ss, ean . Serve as chow mein with nood! ‘ eration, ° inthis city. _ farm and business organizations. spoken in Iowa, Colorado, New. of Grass Valley. ea (Mushrooms mav inese sauce. . or as .chop suey with rice. Kee? _ The Nuggeteers ,a dance group, BO paces : eget pierce the veil of many mys-. Mexico, Arizona, California, Ore‘ desired.) Reset sit Be: omitted if. hot at 150 degrees Fahpenher will provide entertainment and a Invite your friends to visit} teries of good nutrition. gon, Washingtorm Montana, Idaho,. Invite your friends to visit . degrees Fahrenhoi perature to 450] (May be cooked in large utens’ mercer be atiawal: : Nevada County. : . “Thus, through the cooperative Utah, Wyming and Kansas.. * Nevada County. etables until aa and cook veg-. on top of range is nq. electric fe ie L ‘ A ae = ender (about one. lroaster is available.) 4 Bay.